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Why does ArcGIS Pro 2.6 Export table to CSV truncate field names?

GrahamSmith1

Up until version 2.6 you could export a table from Pro to a .CSV file and the full field name would be written to the file. Now with the latest release this is not the case, annoyingly. Now it truncates the field names as if it was writing to a DBF file.

Is there a way to override what seems to be a bug? If not, ESRI, PLEASE FIX THIS!

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danretired

I can confirm... I would file a tech support case (or it won't get fixed). BUT.... even though the shortcut is supposed to do the same thing, it doesn't..

Always use Tools in Arctoolbox to check.

The Copy Rows tool actually works, not the shortcut

The Reallllllly in the failed shortcut, really sums it up

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StephanieWeber1

Hello! I was just wondering if you ever raised the ticket with Tech Support about this. The Copy Rows is an OK alternative, but you lose the ability to control what fields are exported like you have in Table to Table. Thank you!

GrahamSmith1

Thanks for confirming and showing that it does work correctly with Copy Rows. I'll raise a ticket with Tech Support. Cheers

danretired

I can confirm... I would file a tech support case (or it won't get fixed). BUT.... even though the shortcut is supposed to do the same thing, it doesn't..

Always use Tools in Arctoolbox to check.

The Copy Rows tool actually works, not the shortcut

The Reallllllly in the failed shortcut, really sums it up

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